DreamWeaver Travels

Since 1999, Dudley Parkinson has been taking travelers to West Africa, a region he knows well after 12 years in the Peace Corps, and exposing them to the cultural diversity and beauty of a region not overly familiar to the U. S. traveling public. 

DreamWeaver Travel follows the main dictate of eco-tourism companies with the “do no harm” philosophy. The trips themselves allow the traveler a great chance to interact with the natives in each destination. From visits to northern Cameroon's arid moonscape and nomadic culture to communities in South America’s high Andes, the intent is to provide an experience the traveler never forgets.                     

The dedication to the local communities assures that all DreamWeaver Travel’s tours, whether group or independent, respect the cultural traditions and environment. They do so by avoiding goods and services which have negative ecological or cultural impacts, minimizing waste, exhibiting modest consumption behavior, and by using appropriate lodging and transportation resources that benefit the community. Camel trekking anyone? 

All trips get you in touch, up-close and personal, with the local people. After a DreamWeaver journey, you’ll not return the same!